About Ancient Geek font

Have you ever tried to read Greek lettering pronouncing each letter like the latin letter it looks like instead of how the Greek letter is supposed to be pronounced? That is what this font is based on. I took all the Greek letters and matched them up with the latin alphabet letters they look like. I threw out all the letters that didn't look like anything and filled in the remaining characters with the regular latin alphabet. The result is that you can type out a phrase and it will look like Greek lettering while being perfectly readable English.

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Font: Ancient Geek
Created By: Matthew Welch
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web Address: http://www.squaregear.net/fonts/

My fonts are all free. You can use them for personal or commercial projects,
and I ask for no money. I would, however, love to hear from you. If you use
my fonts for something please e-mail me letting me know how you used it. Send
me a copy if you can or let me know where I can find your work. You are under
no obligation to do this, I just like to see how my fonts get used.

A license.txt file should have been included with this font, explaining the
license under which it is made available. You can also read it at:

http://www.squaregear.net/fonts/license.shtml

About the font:

Have you ever tried to read Greek lettering (like the name of a fraternity)
pronouncing each letter like the Latin letter it looks like instead of how the
Greek letter is supposed to be pronounced? That is what this font is based on.
I took all the Greek letters and matched them up with the Latin alphabet
letters they look like. Delta, for instance, shows up as an A. I threw out
all the Greek letters that didn't look like anything and filled in the
remaining characters with the regular Latin alphabet. The result is that you
can type out a phrase and it will look like Greek lettering while being
perfectly readable English.

I called the font Ancient Geek because it's not quite Ancient Greek. Get it?
Ha Ha. If you like this font take a gander at Rushin', my font based on
Cyrillic.

license

Copyright (C) 1998 by Matthew Welch

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